The Circle Line is finally complete, and the three new CCL6 stations bring serious eating options with them. Here are 15 dishes worth making a trip for.
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Singapore Rail Academy Expands: What It Means for Riders
The Singapore Rail Academy will bring technicians and operations staff into its courses and introduce [...]
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Lakeside MRT Delay: How to Beat the Morning Rush Queues
A brief delay during the morning rush on 21 October 2026 left long queues at [...]
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Future MRT Map Singapore: Every New Line and Extension to 2040
The future MRT map of Singapore adds two completely new lines, the Jurong Region Line [...]
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Labrador Park MRT: SMRT Staff Help Injured Cyclist
SMRT staff helped a cyclist with head and face injuries outside Labrador Park MRT and [...]
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Chain collision of 3 buses in Yishun injures 5 riders
Five passengers were injured when a Tower Transit bus rear-ended an SBS Transit bus at [...]
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A new three-party agreement between Mediacorp, Moove Media and SBS Transit will bring curated content to MRT stations and bus interchanges across Singapore. Here’s what commuters can expect.
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A death at Segar LRT station has shaken commuters and pushed the Land Transport Authority to re-evaluate platform barrier standards across Singapore’s light rail network. We break down what happened, what the current safety setup looks like, and what could change.
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After more than three decades in the making, Singapore’s Circle Line is finally a true circle. Three brand-new stations opened for public preview on 4 July 2026, closing the last gap in one of the city’s most important MRT lines.
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Singapore’s Circle Line is getting clearer, more helpful wayfinding signs following a push from passenger feedback, and the timing couldn’t be better, with three brand-new CCL6 stations opening for public preview on 4 July 2026.
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Two boys, aged 11 and 12, received conditional warnings after forcefully entering a restricted MRT train cabin and triggering an onboard alarm. Here’s the full story and what it means for MRT safety.
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So, what are the Singapore MRT operating hours in 2026? The MRT runs from about 5:15 AM to just after midnight every day. On Mondays to Saturdays, the first trains leave their terminal stations between 5:15 AM and 6:10 AM. On Sundays and public holidays they start about 20 to 30 minutes later. The last […]
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You pay for the Singapore MRT by tapping a contactless bank card, a phone wallet, a SimplyGo EZ-Link card or a Singapore Tourist Pass on the reader at the station gate. There is no cash payment at the gates and no paper tickets, so the first thing to check before you travel to pay for […]
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If you live in or are visiting Singapore, you will spend time on the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system. Two questions come up immediately: how do you pay, and what will it cost? Fares are distance-based, so a short hop costs noticeably less than a cross-island journey. Instead of buying paper tickets, you pay by […]
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Planning a 3-day Singapore itinerary using only the MRT is entirely practical in 2026, and it will save you a lot on transport. With the Thomson-East Coast Line now running well into the east coast, and the MRT network covering most of the city, the vast majority of places worth visiting are within a short […]